Commensing in 1951, as Britains foremost World War II correspondent,
he spent more than three years writing The Controversy of Zion - all
300.000 words of it. He completed the epilogue in 1956. Although
there is correspondence to show that the book was once discussed
with his publisher, the manuscript was never submitted, but remained
for 22 years gathering dust in his home in Durban, South Africa.

Would he have loved the internet! Now, half a century later, it
exists, and must assist in the dissemination of his powerful truth.
Several chapters show how much he would have loved this possibility.
Just as much as the zionist censors of the internet hate this breach
in their worldwide brainwashing and control of the media.

In Europe during the years immediately before and after World War
II, the name of Douglas Reed was on everyone's lips. His books were
being sold by the tens of thousands. He was known with intimate
familiarity throughout the English-speaking world by a vast army of
fans. And then he was banished. Was it this book? Take a look at
these chapters and judge for yourself.....

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